dynaCERT Expands into the Port Market: French Port Equips Crane Fleet with HydraGEN™

TORONTO — dynaCERT Inc. (TSX: DYA) (OTCQB: DYFSF) (FRA: DMJ) (“dynaCERT” or the “Firm”) a number one Canadian Cleantech firm specializing in gas saving and carbon emission discount applied sciences, has reached a major milestone: The Port of Rochefort–Tonnay-Charente (Port Charente Atlantique) in France has outfitted its crane fleet with dynaCERT’s HydraGEN™ know-how — marking the primary business port set up of this sort in France.

The venture was executed in collaboration with IPMD, dynaCERT’s valued, approved distribution accomplice in France and the Benelux nations. Following the profitable commissioning of a HydraGEN™ prototype in July 2025, the port accomplished full set up on all 5 cranes in September. This initiative considerably reduces native emissions and enhances air high quality across the port space.

“With this resolution, we’re lowering our ecological footprint and saving gas on the identical time. This may make the port extra aggressive and sustainable,” defined Gérard Pons, President of the Rochefort-Tonnay-Charente Port of Commerce Syndicat Mixte, within the French commerce publication Le marin.

HydraGEN™ know-how makes use of electrolysis to generate hydrogen and oxygen on demand from distilled water. The gases are fed into the clear air consumption of diesel engines, optimizing combustion. Comparative measurements on the Port of Rochefort demonstrated that HydraGEN™ can cut back CO₂ emissions, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter by as much as between 20 and 45%.

Past its environmental advantages, the know-how improves engine efficiency and extends upkeep intervals — delivering clear operational and financial benefits for port operators.

Based on market analysis, the world port gear market is projected to develop from USD 19.72 billion in 2024 to USD 28.3 billion by 2032, reflecting an annual progress price of 4.5%. Roughly 64% of port gear stays diesel-powered, representing huge potential for emission-reduction upfit applied sciences reminiscent of HydraGEN™.

Ports emit thousands and thousands of tons of CO₂ yearly; seaports in Germany alone emit roughly 155 million kilograms of CO₂ yearly, 70% of which is linked to diesel-powered port gear.

With Rochefort deployment, dynaCERT is positioning itself as a strategic know-how accomplice for sustainable port logistics, notably in Europe, the place EU laws for port emissions, reminiscent of e.g. FuelEU Maritime or Match for 55, are being regularly tightened.

Constructing on its success in France, dynaCERT is now increasing its enterprise within the maritime and industrial sectors. Along with its core markets transportation and logistics, mining, development, and energy technology, the port and marine infrastructure sector is turning into a further progress driver.

“Our dedication to ports and maritime infrastructure demonstrates that HydraGEN™ will not be solely suited to autos but additionally for a broad vary of commercial functions,” mentioned Jim Payne, CEO of dynaCERT. “We’re witnessing rising demand for field-proven applied sciences that cut back emissions with out requiring the substitute of present engines — a vital resolution for industries balancing environmental transformation and financial effectivity.”

Along with its HydraGEN™ {hardware}, dynaCERT provides HydraLytica™, a cloud-based analytics platform for emissions monitoring and verification — a basis for monetizing CO₂ reductions. Web site: www.dynaCERT.com.